frenetic — showing great excitement or energy in a way that is wild and uncontrolled
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: showing great excitement or energy in a way that is wild and uncontrolled
Pronunciation (IPA): /frəˈnɛtɪk/
Korean meaning: 광적인, 미친 듯이 흥분한, 정신없이 바쁜
Korean pronunciation: 프러**네**틱
Example Sentences
- My mom's frenetic cleaning before guests arrive makes our house look like a tornado hit it.
- The stock market's frenetic trading during the crisis created massive volatility.
- His frenetic attempts to fix the broken printer only made it smoke and beep angrily.
frenetic
ADJECTIVE//frəˈnɛtɪk//
showing great excitement or energy in a way that is wild and uncontrolled

a news reporter frantically shuffles through multiple papers while simultaneously talking on two phones at once. Her hair is disheveled and her eyes are wide with intense focus as she gestures wildly with her free hand. The breaking story has created an urgent deadline that sent the entire newsroom into overdrive. Other reporters sprint past carrying laptops and cameras while editors shout instructions across the room. Coffee cups are knocked over as people rush by, and papers fly through the air from the frantic movement. Everyone moves with the same wild, uncontrolled energy as they race against time. great excitement and energy expressed in a wild and uncontrolled way
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From Greek 'phrenitis' meaning inflammation of the brain or madness, derived from 'phren' (mind, diaphragm) which the Greeks believed was the seat of mental activity.
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“My mom's frenetic cleaning before guests arrive makes our house look like a tornado hit it.”
“The stock market's frenetic trading during the crisis created massive volatility.”
“His frenetic attempts to fix the broken printer only made it smoke and beep angrily.”
“The frenetic preparation for the wedding left everyone exhausted but excited.”
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